Oklahoma SB153 mandates voters to sign an oath affirming their residence address and allows provisional ballots for those unable to attest to the.
Oklahoma SB153 amends election conduct by requiring voters to sign an oath confirming their residence address in the presence of a clerk. Voters unable to attest to the oath may receive a provisional ballot. Precinct registries, including electronic data, must be retained for 24 months post-election and are subject to public inspection. The act also updates voter registration requirements and sets an effective date of January 1, 2026.
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